Kate, the Princess of Wales, has embarked on a gradual return to her royal duties as she continues her recovery from cancer. Recently announced to be in remission, Kate is taking steps to resume her engagements, starting with her involvement in NHS Charities Together. This organization, which launched the Urgent Covid-19 Appeal in March 2020, raised over £15 million in its first five days and eventually garnered more than £160 million in total.
In December 2020, William and Kate took on the role of patrons for NHS Charities Together. Their commitment was further demonstrated during their visit to Pontypridd, South Wales, where they engaged with locals and even tried their hand at making traditional Welsh Cakes. This visit highlighted their ongoing support for health-related causes and community engagement.
Adding a personal touch to her public duties, Kate visited the Royal Berkshire Hospital with her husband in 2020. Notably, this institution holds sentimental value for the Princess as it is where she was born. Her connection to the hospital remains strong, and this year, Prince William is set to visit the hospital’s Health and Wellbeing Centre and Garden, which offers an array of activities and services aimed at promoting staff health and well-being.
While Kate focuses on her recovery, Meghan has taken the helm of hosting a new eight-episode series. This series is designed to share Meghan's insights on hosting, cooking, and entertaining. Featuring celebrity friends, esteemed guests, and acclaimed chefs, the series promises to be a dynamic exploration of culinary arts and hospitality.
As part of her recuperation process, Kate has embraced new hobbies at her Norfolk home. She is currently learning the art of foraging, a calming activity that complements her gradual return to public life. This personal endeavor reflects her desire to connect with nature while balancing her roles as a mother, wife, and royal figure.
